Early Physics and Astronomy: A Historical IntroductionMacDonald and Janes, 1974 - 413 oldal |
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... seen in the Heavens must be ignored if we truly want to have our share in astronomy [ . . . ] Although celestial phenomena must be regarded as the most beautiful and perfect of that which exists in the visible world ( since they are ...
... seen in the Heavens must be ignored if we truly want to have our share in astronomy [ . . . ] Although celestial phenomena must be regarded as the most beautiful and perfect of that which exists in the visible world ( since they are ...
129. oldal
... seen as unequal , greater the nearer they are . 6. When seen from a certain distance , parallel lines do not seem equidistant . 8. Equal and parallel magnitudes at different distances from the eye do not seem to be [ inversely ] ...
... seen as unequal , greater the nearer they are . 6. When seen from a certain distance , parallel lines do not seem equidistant . 8. Equal and parallel magnitudes at different distances from the eye do not seem to be [ inversely ] ...
199. oldal
... seen , just as haloes and mock suns are seen round the Sun. Bacon found the size of the rainbow in a more direct way - he simply measured it with an astrolabe ( see p . 248 ) and found that the Sun , the eye of the observer , and the ...
... seen , just as haloes and mock suns are seen round the Sun. Bacon found the size of the rainbow in a more direct way - he simply measured it with an astrolabe ( see p . 248 ) and found that the Sun , the eye of the observer , and the ...
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